shopping

Lowe's is offering a pretty awesome service for everyone who doesn't own a truck or who might be cautious about Christmas tree shopping in person.

So wait, there won't be a Black Friday stampede this year? I guess the idea of people getting trampled and contracting coronavirus at the same time isn't ideal.

While social media does have its pitfalls we have to look out for, it can also be an excellent way to support local and small businesses. Here's how.

Dollar General just announced they're opening a new line of stores aimed at called at "higher-end" shoppers. The stores will be called Popshelf and they will sell stuff for around $5, compared to a dollar?

The fast-fashion retailer claimed they had seen "strong and profitable" growth in online shopping however it was not enough to save several of their brick-and-mortar stores.

Did you think the COVID-19 pandemic was going to affect America's shopping addiction?

According to CEO Mark Tritton, this move will save the company somewhere between $250 and $350 million annually.

Congratulations Shreveport, we did it, we were successful in attracting Torchy's Taco, aren't you happier these days with our latest addition? Don't you think there are other businesses that could come into town and make us all even happier than we are...

Whether it’s value shopping or just trying to hurry, there are a few specific school supplies that actually are worth looking for the brand names.

If you've been waiting to shop at lululemon, get your credit card ready!

Thankfully, the technology has gotten so good, that there are many great, affordable, quality options from which to choose.

TJX Companies came out and said in a press release that they plan to reopen all stores by the end of June. The good news is that Shreveport-Bossier's wait to reopen was not nearly as long as most of the national stores.